Update cmake minimum required to 3.25 and docker images

[tpadioleau]

• Update cmake minimum required to 3.25 (for cmake FILE_SET and add_subdirectory( SYSTEM))
• Update docker images
• Install PDI from Ubuntu packages

Note 1: Gyselalib++ is already requiring 3.25.
Note 2: we need to update the Spack package.

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[yasahi-hpc]

LGTM

Can you also update the docs accordingly.

[tpadioleau]

LGTM

Can you also update the docs accordingly.

We set the documentation to reflect the status of the main branch ?

[yasahi-hpc]

LGTM
Can you also update the docs accordingly.

We set the documentation to reflect the status of the main branch ?

In my opinion, it is more consistent.
If a new user try to follow the instruction, one will execute the following, which requires CMake 3.25

git clone --recurse-submodules --jobs 4 https://github.com/CExA-project/ddc.git
cmake -D DDC_BUILD_KERNELS_FFT=OFF \
      -D DDC_BUILD_KERNELS_SPLINES=OFF \
      -D DDC_BUILD_PDI_WRAPPER=OFF \
      -B ddc/build
cmake --build ddc/build --parallel 4
ctest --test-dir ddc/build
cmake --install ddc/build --prefix $HOME/.local/ddc

[tpadioleau]

LGTM
Can you also update the docs accordingly.

We set the documentation to reflect the status of the main branch ?

In my opinion, it is more consistent. If a new user try to follow the instruction, one will execute the following, which requires CMake 3.25

git clone --recurse-submodules --jobs 4 https://github.com/CExA-project/ddc.git
cmake -D DDC_BUILD_KERNELS_FFT=OFF \
      -D DDC_BUILD_KERNELS_SPLINES=OFF \
      -D DDC_BUILD_PDI_WRAPPER=OFF \
      -B ddc/build
cmake --build ddc/build --parallel 4
ctest --test-dir ddc/build
cmake --install ddc/build --prefix $HOME/.local/ddc

I agree it is more coherent with this part of the documentation.

However I realize that we should not recommend a new user to use the main branch but the latest release version.

[yasahi-hpc]

LGTM
Can you also update the docs accordingly.

We set the documentation to reflect the status of the main branch ?

In my opinion, it is more consistent. If a new user try to follow the instruction, one will execute the following, which requires CMake 3.25

git clone --recurse-submodules --jobs 4 https://github.com/CExA-project/ddc.git
cmake -D DDC_BUILD_KERNELS_FFT=OFF \
      -D DDC_BUILD_KERNELS_SPLINES=OFF \
      -D DDC_BUILD_PDI_WRAPPER=OFF \
      -B ddc/build
cmake --build ddc/build --parallel 4
ctest --test-dir ddc/build
cmake --install ddc/build --prefix $HOME/.local/ddc

I agree it is more coherent with this part of the documentation.

However I realize that we should not recommend a new user to use the main branch but the latest release version.

That is probably better

[tpadioleau]

documentation updated in eb12f1e

[tpadioleau]

thanks